Neveskin Body Contouring

Four goals to discuss

Sun Bar commonly discusses the abdomen, love handles and flanks, thighs, buttocks, upper arms, back and bra line, chin and jawline, and face and cheeks. Your consultation helps determine the appropriate service and area.

• Body shaping

  Discuss the appearance of a localized area such as the abdomen, flanks, thighs, or upper arms. This is an aesthetic service focused on how the area looks.

• Toning and tightening

  Ask about a firming or toning session for the appearance of skin in a specific body area.

• Cellulite smoothing

  Ask about smoothing the look of dimpling, commonly on thighs or buttocks. Changes in appearance vary and may be temporary.

• Neveskin Face

  A cooling handpiece is used for cosmetic facial toning. Discuss the cheeks, chin, or jawline during the consultation.

From warming to cooling

Sun Bar describes a body session in three steps. The provider warms the chosen area, cools it with a gliding handpiece, and may use the device’s massage-like electro lymphatic drainage step. The session uses no incisions, injections, or anesthesia. Sensation and skin response vary. Tell your provider if you feel uncomfortable.

Wear comfortable clothing that makes the area easy to access. Ask about the preparation and aftercare for your specific session. Sun Bar’s first-visit guide suggests staying normally hydrated and wearing loose clothes, and describes possible temporary pinkness or tingling. Guests generally plan to return to their day afterward.

Plan the visits and review examples

Sun Bar lists five or more visits, about two weeks apart, as a common starting plan for body slimming. Facial and toning sessions may follow a different schedule. Ask how the team will assess changes and when you should review whether to continue.

The salon attributes an average 1.85-inch change in abdominal circumference after five sessions to Artemis data. That figure is a manufacturer example cited by the salon. The before-and-after images are also platform examples, and depict people treated elsewhere. Individual outcomes and the time needed to see a change vary.